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Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

OUR National Red Men Are still With
us. They amused the mselves yesterday
afternoon, and our people at the same
time, by palming themselves cff as nA.
tive sous OF the forest, but they fooled
nobody, IS their Indian coating vas NOS
suffi Glen. TO hide the pale fa,e colorine
beneath. To light the great chiefs will
meet around . ooun oil dre In Great In
cohonee Pyle's spacious lawn at Cedar
Grove. We are pleased that our very
civil visiting "Injuns" are enjoying
themselves. They should not leave the
oisy until they visit this banks OF the
Brandywire, the old camping grounds
Of the Wa wAsetts.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Marine Intelligence.

A despatch from Milwaukee, Wiscon
sin. says the barges Auglo Saxon and
Smith, OF the S Gamer Mattawao's tow
which are ashore at Waugoshunee, have
been abandoned. While adjusting the
steam pump On the barge Smith, 1t slid to
leeward ard crushed Captain Ulysses to
desth against the ,ail.
the fishirg schooner Gera dine has ar
rived at Causo Nova Scot a, from the
Grand Banks. Besides having her decks
swept, she lost II dories AMI everything
movable. One man was lost The cap
tain reports great loss Of life among the
hand line fishermen on the Grand Bank.
ry the recent fierce gales.
The British ship D4rien arrived at Bal
timore yesterday AID reported a suuker
steamer sixteen mics northeast Of Win
ter Quarter iIht, near tie mouth O
| chesapeake bay. The t1remast is stand.
ing and the faLuel is visible.
The schooner Magnolia at Gloucester
AassacEusctiS from the Grad Banks
reports that She passed vessel bottom
up, supposed to have been French fl n
| ing yesse!
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

stock In The Hedge Company

There seems TO De no douo. now thai
= hedge fence company with capita,
stock q: fs'y thousand dollars will soon
be organ z ID for y C.s.le Oounty.
In county with the grea. veal; h that
New Castle County has, and which is
30 peculiarly adap ed to he'd sing, thsrs
would sesu no good reason why the
stock should not q: once be increased to
one hundred thousand dollars. The
farmers OF the county need fen ring on
their far ms, aud they will never ce.
aay that ls chea per or better than this
hedge and wire fence com oined. Il.
will so recommend Itself that the Il ne
will soon come WHEN no other fen 90 will
hardly be thought abJus.
Bat l. 10 no. to the farmer alone that
the benefits OF this fen,e company will
accrue. Il will beoome the source OF q
paying revenue to all Who hold stock II
IL whether farmer, tn sohslic, merchan
or capitalist. Whsn the company 1.
thoroughly orsan'z d 1t will have con
troll Of the whole county, and no fenc
which the Day on patents cover can b.
constructed except by the compap,
which will hold :de patents. Thus
must bsocns the source otA good pay
Ing investment. to anybody who take
stock in 'he COIN psny whe:her the,
wan. ten.es or no. Farmers who d
not 81 mo :his com psuy will get thei
fence, male as chespiy by the Dayton
process as those who belong to the COZ
pspy, ous they will no. get the psyin;
dividends thai srtse fran the opera TOO
OF the cotn eaBy. There is that differ
sn?e, and II we are no; very much mis-
taken the diffsren &c will be a big one.
Here IS one poin; proosbly MOI tho.
ou2aly understood ye. Persoas VIII
take stock in the 60 npapy aud who d
not wan: t7noes, nre stlo rsd forty De
cent dtsso1nt on the smoun. OF soc
subscribed. FOr instan ce IL a man snt
scrioes Tor i've hun irsd d1liars' wor,
OF stock In the company and has Z
fence nor wants fences, will only bsJ
TO pay three hundred dollars for his e :
hundred dollars in sock
Now let us listen for the objections
this. W ethink we hear somc, 80 III
thing like this: That would not
sair since the farmer has to pay In fu
sor his five hundred dollars In soc
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
wANAMAKERy
YnLApnLyHIA. wednesday, sept. IL, ise7.
OPEN till 9 Tonight

To the many out Of tom
people that haze urged our
Keeping oben aa,ing the pa
>ade days Of the ConstitM
honaI Centennial, and TO all
others interested, soe desire to
say that ko,moryozO tie Store
smH be closed until after the
passing Of the parade. and
then 7mW be opened until 9
o'clock in The e0ening.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
The opening OF Misses
and Children's Costumes
and Wraps continues to day.

Blankets. Not a bit too
early to be thinking Of them.
1t is a rare time for Blanket
buyers, too. The E lb., 72x-
81 in., IS Blankets we be-
lieve offer bigger money
value than any others we
ever offered. They would
cost US to-day more than we
ask.
A little finer, if you pre-
fer. 1000 pairs a few weeks
ago; not a public word about
them, and almost half gone.
ia $3.50 | 1874 $3.50
1874 $3.50 144 $1o.5o
And Scarlet Blankets. A
better assortment than you
have ever seen here before,
From S2.75 to $3.50 a pair
latter 9 lbs. and extra
large.
Southwest Of centre.
We have a big lot @
Women's Lamb and Kic
Gloves, but they won't las
long, the prices are so low
Gloves new, shades tn,
latest-tans, browns, gray
black
hook Lambskin, Foster lacing, :
cents: regular 81.
7-hook Lambskin, Foster lacing, 81
cents: regular 81 IS.
7-hook Lambskin, embroidered, Foste
lacing, 81; regular Sl.3S
Shook Kid, Foster lacing, 81; regula
Sl.3s.
7-hook Kid. Foster lacing, S1.15; reau
lar 81. so.
7-hook Kid, embroidered lacing, Sl.2'
regular Sl.75.
These are on the counte
opposite our regular stock
Chestnut street side.
No more old Skirts. Ne
and handsome styles onl,
: Cloth, Flannel, Jersey Clotl
: and Satin.
! Chestnut street side, east of Arcade.
! The Mems Collars an
!, Cuffs from London ha,
Il come. That hint is enoug
for those who have wol
them.
d Middle Market and Chestnut street {
: frances.
e JOHN WANAMAKER.
% Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market sire,
.o and City-hall square
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

The demand for the Cen
tennial Souvenir Book has
been very great and we
have a large number yet to
distribute. The plan is to
give one copy to each per-
son willing to sign the prom.
ise to read it, but our conf
dence has been abused chief
ly by children obtaining
several copies each, and we
therefore make the rule that
the book will not be given
to boys or girls under twelve
years.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND need fear
no insults from the Grand Army OF the
Republic In the great parade as Phils.
delphis. The solid columns OF bronzsd
vster ans who never had substitutes In
the isld will march by him with the
utmost respect, not iersstting 10 salute
the President OF the United States, .
title that hides from sight all imperfec
tions. These veterans may have nj
love for Cleveland bu. they will respect
the President.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
A0TIUnh.
NYOIIOE.

Nori'f' j
In the matter OF the IN omar
Petition OF Vim. Ham New Oaatl
moud OF al Petitioners. DonIe OF
In pursuance OF An order OF tho "
in the above cluse msdo oD the
day OF NJ srch. a. ~, 1887. al peis
ina epy lien or liens affecting the ln
estate Of " iilinm HammOAi, sarah I
Jane StsLton, John Hammond, DaV
mond. Margaret noEi vop. sarah
AND James McElven. or oither OF
the lands snd premises 10 wni;h saI
relstos, are hereby .notiEed to o.e
setting forth the na ture aad she y
the same In tho ottics o. the hel
Ohar cory icr REV oastle County,
before the fourth Monday In Septe1
d., 1857, ard 10 appear and prove
or Hers at the ensuing term OF tn
before the rioing OF the Ceurt on Y
day OF the term. =,
JAMES II. HOyFGCBFR, Jr,, y
Wilmington, Nei., August ~, 1881
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

The Luzsrne County (PA Republl-
cans yesterday, following In the wake
OF the Bsrk, County Rspu blican', elect
ed Blaine delegates 70 the National
Convention next year. ; IL Is all nom
sense to talk of any other frs. choice
for Pennsylvania for President than
James G. Blaine.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

STAND BACK, Penusylvanis, New
York, Massachusetts,, Virginia, North
Carolina, South CArolins, Georz zia. New
Jersey, New Ham pshire, Connecticut,
Maryland and Rhode Island, little
Delaware leads the gres. Centennial
parade. sac Was the first to sign the
Constitution.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
wILMIHGTON y rORTMEHN H.E.

wIl.MlEGTON - NOisTMEKN k.k.
Time table in effect May 18th, 1857. Trains
leave Wilmington tFrench st-eetl as follows:
Fer Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring.
Vile, Tamsqus, Allentown, Lebanon, Wef.
nersville and all points on the Philadelphia
and Reading X. L., 100 a. n. and 2.&b p. m.
For Springfield, Waynesburg june
uon, Ooatesville, Embreevtllo, LeDare
Obadd,s Ford and DuPonts and interms.
diato points, .ee o. m. z %, and 10 D. N.
For Coatetville and informed late points,
ct 4 IS p. m.
For West Chester, TOO 3. m. Ats and A.6S
p. N.
For New Bridge and Intermediate pointf,
s.lb p. N. and on Saturday, at IL and Ills
p. n.
On Sunday for Reading and Intermediate,
points, at 8 % a. m, and for springfield AMI
interuiedis points at 0 .l6 p. m.
a. q. MoCAUSLArD, +. b. HlBBARD,
Superintendent. 9enl Psse. kgt.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

IN THE great anxiety to see Mrs.
Grover Cleveland In Philadelphia on
Thursday, It should net be forgotten
that the Presiden. will be there also.
Il will make him feel bai II Mrs. Cleve-
land should receive ell the chsers and
salu;es.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
REAL ESTATE.
PLEASE HANG THIS UP.

PLEASE HANG THIS UP.
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.
Largest sale Of the season.
The Subscribers will sell st public sale, At
the drove yard 1t CenroTnle, Ohrfstians
Hd., Dol, on
MONDAY, SIPrEMBER 10. 1857.
at one o'clock, p. m,
SO head OF extra tne freeh COWS 60
w and sprfngers, 30 head Of feed H
ers. tat stosk and bulls. smong this stOck
will be some extra tine young steers and
heifers. Also st the same ttu- 20 head Of
lyYk fne shoau. Tnis stock has been
carefully selected, and is the finest
2a4nnve have ever brought TO thfs mar
kst.
Everybody come. Dinner at 1880 sharp.
Terms:-A credit OF 70 days.
PROUD q MERRiCK.
J. q. Robinson. Auct. se-dAw
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
philaaslphis, Wilmington b Bal
timore Railroad.
June l00, 1857 .

Ifaine VIII lsave WiimnGton - SollewH
4. s,'Rs,s T. g, is y. Z q. !; d i i n
Is 3 8 q =. = sss e. 8: i i 3; J;
For Ohsstsr isIDrsssl. . %. { g. " SIS,
sA1, II %, II u .. n. II %. -, ~ snd T.es
. Asss1sssss's, T. q: q T. = "a : 81 J. n
10 81. II 81 .. m. rs a. / 80. iNsa, y rs.
foe. 10 % p. N.
ror West onssssf, y u Lamokin' 4" asa
For Newark tUsntrs) and Intermediate
Baltimore and Intermediates stations, 10 %
.. m;, 81 ana Il % ,: m.
baltimore and Wsshington, %, ~, 9 y
10 90, II 90 .. m, II %, sl17, "a, 80, eN,
Trsias for Dsi.vass Div,sion leave for; .
. Is D. m. and IL o. night.
asorEetown and Loves, % .. M, and , %
For RshoDotn. $50 .. m. and SO ZEE.
ss.,ord tEzprsss, sop. IN.
E1pi!..: to@r @ Harrington. $50 p. m. wss
'' E1prss. K e. y Dover. Harrington and Dc,
MAJ, IL o. night.
franklin Oity, $50 .. m.
Express for Cape Ohsfies, Old Point Oem.
fort sAd Norfolk, II % night
Leave Philadslphia, Broad street. NJ
Wilmington (sxpresel, II -, 0 10, %, 1r,
| 10, 20 %, Ii Is, II 81 .. m. . 10, So1. = o1
30, 8 os, 81 n, COZ, Q 81, II 20 p. m.
Accommodation, o 90, 10 2s y. m. ! -, . 90
~, 4 81. Q "a. 81 10 % 10 70 end II 81 p. m
rratas marked thus (s)arc limited oxpfssl
upon whi6h srtra fars II charged.
SUNDAY TRAINB.
For Phnadelphia tsxpross), %, . "a, 4 g.
rs, . 10. II 81 .. m.. n, ~ and % p. n
Accommodation, SIS .. M, II 10, -
Ts SSe.ssi i.HpSsss,, 1870 un 10. N.
n % aud 10 p. m.
Aoccmmodation, . 10 Q. m, II 10, 20, I 10
For New York (szprsss), 4 90. IN. Z %
~, 1911 81 .. m, II, ga, e2s, 100 AMI
Tor West ohss.sr. via L.nok,n. slsA. N
For Uape Unarlss. Old Point Comfort Ant
/ Norfolk II 06 night.
Por New UsstIe. Middletswn, Clayton
Dover, Harrington. Seaford, Laurel an
Deimar. u 60 night.
10 0s I'm. IL "a, $3.50, and H .. N. Bait
| more. . u. and II % pm.
Leave Philsdslpnia, Broad street, for vi
| mingten foxpross), II %. 70, 70, 10, IL
| q M. o8, 81, and IL 70, p. n.
Accommodation, s86, 10 % .. m, u -, 80
e1o, . - and II ~ p. m.
isrrsd TO the ticket otncs at she ssation.
| J. Il. VOID.
| General Passenger Agent
CHAnna Z. Ruon General MANAS0.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
40 bah

SAC ban
Games played yesterday:
13. 40"
Dstroi:-Deroi. 0; Boston, Q.
-?ittsbugg, q; Washington
l.
Observation-Disclosures, 7; New
York
rht!sdtlphia-A,h!et!c, /; Louisville,
8. '''~
Brooklru-B -ooklsn, 2; C!nc,nnati,7
Sta'sn and-MstropulitAn, 8; Cleye.
land, 6
NOTE
The BaltimDye.St. Louis game wa.
prevented by rgin
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

HAD OUR morning contemporary
have talked less and worked more II
might have had the praise that lie now
the Every Evenings due.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

A TTEHTIO1.-ALL PENSIONS bu
"A string pure drugs and chemicals, OF
Wishing their prescriptions or private 70
,sfisjs shouid 20 70 the drug store Of
H. Il. BHIN9HUkST
"a NJ AlHfsarsst. WtlHinA ION Dal
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
BALTIMOMk q vA ~ RAlLROAB u

In EFFEor. July 8, 1851.
Trains leave delaware Avenue Dspot:
kASr.bOUND:.
Yhlia. Accommodation daily .....e.lsA- =
Phila. Acoommoda alton, daily y.....1.0o A. -.
Phtla. Accommodation, daily. - A. q.
Psii Pss sSsS%%sastss SSsssss .Hpps:s daily M
PhiIa. Accommodation, daily .... Loo p. m.
Phila. Accommodation, dsily..... a.lop m.
Phila. b Chester. express, daily. ...A6e y. m.
Phil. Accommodates, daily: :...." s.lo p. n.
Phila. Accom-. daily except Sunday, 80 p. m.
Phils. 3 chester express, daily, lbs p. n.
PhilA. Accommodation, daily,.....s.oo p. m.
wEST.BOUND:
Chicago Limited, daily. ..........i.4o A. n,
Arrives Chicago $50 next morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
o.noisp.s sassR: nmis:d, a. l. 4. n
Arrives Cincinnati I.N A. ID. st. Louis
Baltimore Accommodation, daily, 800 p. N
On icago ana st. Louis Express,
sinss2i; Ss1syi xcccmnca.sion, daily, IS :. q
roR LANDENBERG, 90 A. m:sundAy
500 p. M, and b.2s P. m. dsiiy.
For Philadelphia eco A. NJ, daily sxosp'
sunday, AS r. M. daily. FOR Baltimort
2As 2. M, daily. 70, LandeLberg. $50 snd
u. 90 A. NJ. daily, except Sunday; 800 q. IN
Sunday only; a.1b and b.2s ,. u daily.
Trains for wilmington-Leave Philadei
pnia A7.ot and ste .. m. daily. 7.lb .. m
daily, except Sunday; 1900, tlo.&6 .. m
daily; 90, a.to, t.2S, 800. $50, ESQ. s.io
1000 p. m. daily.
Express t.ainsA
W. nj. OLEME ENTS, y. z. LORD.
MANAGER. aenr Pnss. Agent
Telephone No. 1888.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
ATTRlcTioA!
u OVER HALF 1 MILLION DISTRIBUTED
StateLottery Company

Incorporated in 1853 for 70 years by ths
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes--with q capital Of sl,ooo. .ooo-te
which q reserve fund Of over $780, has
sin 80 been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its iran
oh ise was made q part Of the present state
Constitution adopted Dsoemoer I'd, A. De-
1879.
The only lottery ever voted on and en-
dorsed by the people OF any State.
II never scales or postpOT,es.
Its Grand single Number Draw
tngs take place Monthly, and fns
Hemf. Annual Drawings regular
~ every sfx months (June and Do
A sPLHNDHD OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE TENTH dhANn
DRAWING, GLASS X. IN THE AOAD
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, October IL, 1SS7-2SSin
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
PUnLIOBALEs.

In Tnn rEANs Oous1,
Nlw UAsTLH CocETr. !
TKUSrKxS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of IN order Of the orphanG
court Of the state Of delaware, IN ana for
New Castle County, made at the Msscn
term, A. D., 1857, thereof, Will Dc exposed 70
public vsndue. at the OeuntJ Court House.
in the city OF Wilmington.
ON FRlDAY,
THE 2sd DAY or sEprEM BER, A. d. ,'r,
at 2 O'Clock p. m.s
The following described lands and tene-
ments In the city OF Wilmington, 70 Wit:
All that lot Of land. with three-ssory
brick dwelling house thereon erected, eit.
uat cd on the esfterly side Of " alnut street
at 90 feet inches from tho southerly sido OF
Fifth street, having front OF IL feet on
Walnut street, and extending essteriy that
width 70 fset
Terms made known at the time and place
. foreeaid by BENZ. NltLDj, Trustee,
OR by his Attorney.
Attss:: CHARLES McWhOkTER,
s3.ts CLERK Of OrphAns' Court.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

LIlUE1U JCNiI IrA
~ Not ca that the County IS IN
funds and that All COunty Tsxe',
due. y GU wiz plssse call alto u M1
and settle your county Tex wl'hil
from This notieo. as wo p'opoleI
lect tho samo. by caliirg Z n Iiile !
save trouble s1d costs.
JasJ. 4. DluKEf, N
Coli. or q Fir:s ~
PATRICK n j"A. Il,
SO II Collector Of sond
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
SUMMER COOKING

We have sold thousands OF
gallons Of NAPHTHA, com.
monty called gasoline, for gaso-
line stoves, and none of our Gus.
toners ever reported an acci.
dent. Whyl Because we sell
none but the purest naphtha
being sweet, safe and Of good
strength. Delivered free to any
part Of the city. No charge for
cans.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

nRIvArE SALE-CHEAP, a GuOD
{ stone house, new barn and other out
buildingf, with acres Of land. near Fair.
vile station, Chester County, Pa, aboat
miles ffom WILMINGTON GEO. W. MO
GA ULLEY, llZ W. SIN street. 81 Inv
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
6ELECT SCHOOL.

\, RS. n. HEATH VIII open,, September
18th, . select school, at her residence, on
Union street, Second door below Delaware
avenue. Common and advanced branches
taught. Alse ornamental branches.
ALL needs
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

non hsby was SICK, we gave her Castorla,
Nhen she was Child, she cried for LAstori,
Mhrn she nccstoe Miss, sle clun2 TO Castorii
HLtu see bau Ghiidreh, she gaze them Ca
Oiia.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

INOR SALE-SrUCK AND FIXTURES
q Of one Of the leading country store Q
doing . business o, so, coo year, and trad Q
sresdtly ipcfeAstnR;. oot reasons for selli n.
Address p. U. box No. IS, Wilmington.
delaware. si3-3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

DUBLlU SALE UF STCCk WILL BE
Il seld at public sale 81 tho 0yKA
rest 1ence OF U. W. Baldwin, near
Booths Corner, Delaware County III
Pa, on
MORDAY, SEPTEMBER lorH, 1857.
90 head Of carefully selected fresh COWS and
forward sprinssrs direct from Cumberland
90, Pa.
Two and four months credit.
GOUDLkY h BALDWIN.
A. q. Sharpless. Auc,. s7-dhWu
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl5O,0 900.

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for ell the Monthly and
semi Annual Drawings Of The Louisiana
Stats Lottery Oo., and In person hansgt
and control tho drawings themselves, and
that the same are conducted with honesty,
fairness ana In eood fafth toward all partes,
ami wc authorize tho company TO uso tnii
oortinoRte, with fao-similes Of our st8AAtur0
Att&ohed. In Its advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
DIHWIuK'
Capital Prize, $l50,0OO.

2, ,l7s Prizes, amounting Bto........... .sbab. oos
Application for ratss 70 cluhs should &c
made only to the efIloe Of the Company u
Now 0rloApe.
For further information write clearly. CIV
ing full add ress. POSTAL HUrE.s, Express
Money Orders, or New York EYcokaks
In Ordinary letter. Currency oy express
tat our expense) addressed
ID. A. .DhUPBlE,
New Orleans, LII,
,r n. a. DAUPHIH,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

OlJ,r.--L 80 4. ~ -iu -
~ MONDAY, april .ttn, 70
seal and ttacp ell EoigLtG ana
usod In Rev Castle OoInty, tbis
work left at KyJe's inth sad h,ns
or at my resiaepco, Ilso POPULAR s,toH
m ington, Will receive proiaTs attrIvv
JAGtD DEAkiy
Regulator Of Weights and ne'
a-2c-3n.e o-d
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
idtrss, Registered lsttsr to
MEW ORI.EARS NATION Il, HlAN II
Rev OFkeaz3, In,

pTp That the presence Of
hEM EN- DEl Generals seanreseIo
and Early who ere In charge OF the draw
inge, 10 a guaIantcc OF absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances are En
equal and that no cne cau possibly diVine
what nun bers will draw Prize.
REMEMBER that the payment OF NJ
Prlxes IL GUARANTEED By SOUh
NATIONAL hanks OF New Orleans
and the Tic kets s-e sig ned BY tho ffesl
dent OF an Institution, whose chartereo
rignts are recognized In the hiphest Oouro
therefore. beware OF any limitations or sn
noy nous schemes.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

NYUTlOE-a0o SEAkES Nf " ~
~ Mechanics Sa1]4inY LolE ~
Issued ard for sale. Wrist pa, L.,.,
second tuesday N Hay: hii ID
IN ade TO W. ]. Md,RSO'7, aeIts
az French s,roes. will re oeivo s'S.sa s.a1
ton.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

~uIlUE--A ST EOiAL M Evil VII,
~ the stockholders 81 tho Wi
90 operative Trading ASH hVen
b cid ut otbce, foot t of ln.e ST.. u)
day evening 3 pt 3ss a. LSs Ss
A full attendanco 10 -aiaes'eo ~
the President.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

) AND M
~ tate RssnbEtd ptopetiy ~
aal rcnts colioSLst Nils, teSus
n,Ioc and le2gI busi le 8 fo7Saia'Ls
of the tori ga!Bg a.ap ,ndet 70. :, MI
e6 Goblin dS'''
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

TolICs-iR ANIMAL. ,ana, aUf1
~ til'at Us H. D. nh,,Vqbld beld
Lodge, A. IL sf -. T.. s'i' % "a
utrp sra sial, this cry 90 .h
u otDiL q .SepI IL, Ct 4 e., q
G6AS. tIrS, h n ~: 10,
CHh.a ii = PgEa. q. sec OF b'l
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14

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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-29

the other counties on the line. Read
Maj. Sykes's letter;
Editor Exchange:
Among all the railroad prospects
talked of there is no one of more i'm.
pIrtance than the one from Milan,
Tenn, to Birmingham. Ala. 1t would
connect the Illinois Central Railroad
system with the great mineral regions
of Alabama and her great manufac,
turing and railroad center, Brming.
ham.
This road would pass through Hens
derSon county and would touch the
tennessee river at most eligible
point below all obstructiOns. Thence
1t would 60 through the iron regions
of Franklin county, Ala, and would
penetrate the great warrior coal fields
in Winston and Walker counties. Ala
1t would pass ten or fifteen miles est
OF Sheffield, directly through the
Tennessee valley, into the iron ore
banks in Franklin county.
No road from Birmingham in any
direction would do as much business
as this road would. 1t would connect
st. Louis and the north vest with this
great mineral region in Alabama by
a continuous line of railway. 1t
would do for st. Louis and the Illinois
Central Railroad what the Kansas
City, Memphis q Birmingham road
will do for Kansas City and the Kan.
sas City Railroad. 1t would be a
much better route than the route
from st. Louis through Nashville to
Birmingham.
A town might be built on the banks
of the Tennessee below the Muscle
and Calbert Shoals, and in fact, below
all Instructions, which would far sur
pass Sheffield. The people on the
line of this road are exceedingly aux>
lous tor it to he built, and will do all
in :heir power to aid in its construc.
ton. If the Kansas City road found
1t profitable to build the Memphis d
Birmingham road, the Illinois Cen.
tral would fnd it much more pro6ta-
BILE to build this road.
W. J. SYKES.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-29
CITY DIRECTORY.

CRY OFFICERS.
Y. N. Stone. Mayor.
W. B. Bryant, City Marshal.
X. b. Mitchum,J H.. Blankinship, r. T.
Haun, X. r. Edwards, G. W. Harrison and
D. A. Taylor. Aldermen.
CHURCHES.
Baptist-Church, street. j. P, Weaver, pas
tor. Preaching every Sunday morning and
evening. Prayer meeting ednesday evening.
sunday. scnool am.
Methodist-North Main street. R. M. King,
pa stor. Preaching every Sunday morn ng and
evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing. sunday school 9 AIN.
Cumberland Presbyteria n-South Main ST.
]. D. Lewis, actor. Preaching every Sun
day morning and evening. Prayer meeting,
Tuesday evening. Sunday Ichool Sam.
MASONs.
Milan Lodge, No. l9l-M. D. L. Jord an, W
NJ; s. H. Hale, Secretary. Meets lst W ednes-
day in aCh month.
K.ofH.
Liberty Lodge. No. 453-W. &. Vanhook,
Dictator: 7 d Jackson. Reporter. Lodge meets
arstand third Friday niEhtsin each month.
x. of P.
Prospero Lodge, No. 24-H. W. Loving, C. c..
". Y. Williamson, X. p. S. Meets every
Thursday night. y
Stonewall Lodge, No. 3O--A. Chambers M.
", ". D. L. jordan Recorder. Meets third
nd f"U-" FRIDAY nights. . 49,.
K and L. Of Il.
Eagle Lodge, 10. 96-Meets first and thir-
Non day nights in each month. S. Il. Hale,
p; WA. Wade. Secretary.